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Call
for Papers
2nd
Int. Workshop on Engineering Distributed Objects (EDO 2000)
November 2-3, 2000
University of California,
Davis, USA
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| EDO 2000 is the second international workshop
on software engineering for distributed object systems. EDO 2000 continues
EDO'99,
the first workshop in this series that was held in conjunction with ICSE
'99.
Distributed object technologies - as exemplified
by CORBA and the CORBA Services, COM+, EJB and the J2EE - are increasingly
being adopted by various enterprises as a fundamental technology for their
IT infrastructures. As a consequence, extensive industry practice of using
the technologies is being gained. At the same time, the technologies continue
to advance and new functionality and services continue to be introduced.
In order to use the existing and emerging
functions of distributed object technologies effectively, and to better
meet today's demanding business and computing requirements, advances in
software engineering methods and techniques for distributed objects are
strongly needed as well. Software engineering for distributed objects
is the research area that provides solutions of proven practice for issues
and problems that are unique to systems employing distributed object technologies.
EDO is the premier workshop that brings together the research and practice
community of software engineering for distributed objects. |
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Topics
of Interest
The program committee seeks high quality papers
related to all aspects of distributed object software engineering.
Topics include, but are not limited to:
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Modeling and specification of distributed
objects (UML, XML, ADLs and IDLs)
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Software architecture and architectural styles
for distributed objects
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Impact of middleware on software architecture
design
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Ensuring high quality-of-services including
performance, reliability, security
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Use of CORBA and CORBA Services, COM+, EJB
and J2EE
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Selection of distributed object middleware
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Software development methods and processes
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for enterprise application integration using
distributed object technology
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for database integration and distributed object
transactions
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for integration with Web technologies
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for integration with message-oriented middleware
(MOM)
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How to
submit?
Submissions must be original and must not
have been submitted for publication elsewhere. Submissions must be in English
and should not exceed 5000 words.
Submissions should be made electronically
in PDF and be sent by e-mail to
Wolfgang
Emmerich
Dept. of Computer Science
University College London
Gower Street, London WC1E 6BT, UK
E-Mail: w.emmerich@cs.ucl.ac.uk
WWW: http://www.distributed-objects.com/EDO2000/
A separate email with the following information
on the paper should be sent to both program co-chairs Wolfgang Emmerich
w.emmerich@cs.ucl.ac.uk
and Stefan Tai stai@us.ibm.com:
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title of the paper
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abstract of the paper
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all authors with affiliations and email
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contact author address
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declaration of intent to attend EDO 2000 if
the paper is accepted
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indication whether the attending author is
a student, who needs financial help
(a limited number of bursaries are kindly
provided by IBM Research)
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Deadlines
| July 31 2000 |
Electronic paper
submission |
| September 15
2000 |
Acceptance Notification |
| October 15, 2000 |
Camera-ready copy
Submission |
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Publication
Submitted papers will be refereed by the international
program committee. It is planned to publish accepted papers after the workshop
in a volume of Springer Verlag's Lecture
Notes in Computer Science. |
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Organization
| General Chair |
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| Volker Gruhn |
University of Dortmund, Germany |
| Programme Co-Chairs |
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| Wolfgang
Emmerich |
University College London, UK |
| Stefan
Tai |
IBM Watson Research, USA |
| Organizing Chair |
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| Prem
Devambu |
University of California Davis, USA |
| Programme Committee |
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| Jean
Bezivin |
University of Nantes, France |
| Gordon
Blair |
Lancaster University, UK |
| Alfred Bröckers |
Adesso, Germany |
| Peter
Croll |
University of Wollongong, Australia |
| Elisabetta
Di Nitto |
Politecnico di Milano, Italy |
| Alfonso
Fuggetta |
Politecnico di Milano, Italy |
| Willi
Hasselbring |
University of Tilburg, The Netherlands |
| Jusuke Hashimoto |
NEC, Japan |
| Walter Huersch |
Zuehlke, Switzerland |
| Arno
Jacobson |
INRIA, France |
| Mehdi
Jazayeri |
TU Vienna, Austria |
| Gerti
Kappel |
University of Linz, Austria |
| Wojtek Kozacynski |
Rational, USA |
| Bernd
Krämer |
FU Hagen, Germany |
| Jeff
Magee |
Imperial College, UK |
| Nenad
Medvidovic |
University of Southern California, USA |
| Neil Roodyn |
Cognitech, UK |
| David
Rosenblum |
University of California Irvine, USA |
| Isabelle Rouvellou |
IBM Watson Research, USA |
| Walter Schwarz |
DG Bank, Germany |
| Dirk Slama |
Shinka Technologies, Germany |
| Daniel Steinmann |
UBS, Switzerland |
| Alfred
Strohmeier |
EPFL, Switzerland |
| Stan Sutton |
IBM Watson Research, USA |
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